Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes

Overview

Programme Overview

ACReSAL is a World Bank-assisted project designed to address landscape degradation and improve community resilience to climate change in northern Nigeria.

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Implementation partners

Trusted institutions

  • Federal Ministry of Environment
  • Federal Ministry of Water Resources
  • Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security
  • The World Bank
  • Federal Ministry of Finance

Project statistics

Project Impact

Project ambition 10m Project Target (Trees)
Restoration progress 1,382,400 Trees Planted
Livelihood impact 45,676 Jobs Created
Community reach 50,343 Families Benefiting
What we do

Project Components

Component A 01

Dryland Management

Supporting integrated watershed planning, landscape restoration and sustainable natural-resource management.

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Component B 02

Community Climate Resilience

Strengthening local capacity and livelihoods so communities can respond to climate-related pressures.

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Component C 03

Institutional Strengthening

Improving the systems, coordination and technical capacity required for accountable project delivery.

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Component D 04

Emergency Response

Providing a structured mechanism for rapid response when eligible climate-related emergencies occur.

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ACReSAL FAQs

Clear answers to common questions about Borno ACReSAL, its scope and how the programme works.

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01 What is ACReSAL?

ACReSAL means Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes. It is a multi-sectoral project designed to restore degraded landscapes and strengthen climate resilience.

02 What is the objective of the project?

To increase the adoption of sustainable landscape management practices in targeted watersheds in northern Nigeria and strengthen long-term climate resilience.

03 Which sectors implement ACReSAL?

The project brings together the environment, agriculture and water sectors at federal and state levels.

04 Who benefits from ACReSAL?

Communities, farmers, women, young people and institutions across participating semi-arid landscapes benefit from project investments.

05 How can I contact Borno ACReSAL?

Contact the Borno ACReSAL State Project Management Unit through the contact page or the official contact details published on this website.

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Building resilient landscapes together

Connect with the Borno ACReSAL State Project Management Unit for project information, partnerships and community enquiries.

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